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The response of christian clergy to domestic violence: Help or hindrance?
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  • 1999Are There Religious Variations in Domestic Violence?245 cited
  • 1992Intimate violence : interdisciplinary perspectives152 cited
  • 1999The Battered Wife: How Christians Confront Family Violence112 cited
  • 1992Religious Involvement and Spousal Violence: The Canadian Case104 cited
  • 1996Community services for abused women: A review of perceived usefulness and efficacy102 cited
  • 1996Domestic violence: a reference handbook97 cited
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  • 2008Christianity and Domestic Violence40 cited
  • 2011What Would They Do? Latino Church Leaders and Domestic Violence31 cited
  • 2021Gender and domestic abuse victimisation among churchgoers in north west England: breaking the church’s gendered silence19 cited
  • 2009Stay for the Children? Husband Violence, Marital Stability, and Children's Behavior Problems19 cited
  • 2014Protecting Rural Church-Going Immigrant Women from Family Violence19 cited
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Latino Church Leaders and Domestic Violence: Attitudes and Knowledge
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  • 2021Couple Religiosity, Male Headship, Intimate Partner Violence, and Infidelity17 cited
  • 2022UK victim-survivor experiences of intimate partner spiritual abuse and religious coercive control and implications for practice16 cited
  • 2015The Struggles of Victims of Sexual Abuse Who Seek Pastoral Care15 cited
  • 2008“Shepherd My Sheep”: Clerical Readiness to Meet Psychological and Existential Needs from Victims of Sexual Abuse14 cited
  • 2017Evangelical Christian Pastors’ Lived Experience of Counseling Victims/Survivors of Domestic Violence14 cited
  • 2013I Stay and I Follow : Clerical Reflections on Pastoral Care for Victims of Sexual Abuse13 cited
  • 2011Sexual Abuse and the Christian Congregation: The Role of Gender in Pastoral Care for Victims10 cited
  • 2010Pastoral Counseling Down Under: A Survey of Australian Clergy8 cited
  • 2015Walk With Me Pastoral care for victims of sexual abuse viewed through existential psychology7 cited